By the way, congratulations on the 30 year badge. We are all proud of you my Brother. It's a struggle every day, no doubt. I can see why Andy is popular here. He is probably the best representation of what a struggling and recovering alcoholic looks like on television. We are all here for you and cheering you and all the others here on. GOD BLESS, to all my friends on this channel.
I donât think Fancy disliked having him around at all. Andy was a closer. He closed his cases better than anyone and that makes Fancyâs precinct stats better. Sure Fancy didnât like him as a person but itâs like having a great player on your bball team who is also a jerk and you canât stand him. You put that aside when the balls in play and you donât grab a beer afterwards.
Fancy doesn't dislike Andy, he just had some basic respect boundaries. Drunk on Duty, Bigotry affecting workplace,, etc. From almost the very beginning, he made it clear he acknowledged Andy's talent.
True but a few episodes after this, there's a suspect who hardens up against Andy and Greg is able to get through to him and get a confession because of the softer approach.
Poor Medavoy. Despite his best effort, he knew. Andy would get the job done. They all had their different strengths. Medavoy was always distracted by the more seedy and strange aspects of his cases. But Andy was all business, all the time.
Wow. Nabbed me 1st comment for the 1st time. See Lt. Fancy asking for Andy? That's Trust and Respect that he has for Andy. That and his famous Lie Detector: Beep! Beep!
This is how the public hopes real police detectives operate. To what extent does art reflect reality? No idea, but at least the police were provided this artistic example to strive for.
Sounded like Greg was a little salty when Fancy mentioned bringing in Andy to talk to the suspect. đ
Greg and Andy have an interesting and insightful conversation about it later on.
Greg is human
By the way, congratulations on the 30 year badge. We are all proud of you my Brother. It's a struggle every day, no doubt.
I can see why Andy is popular here. He is probably the best representation of what a struggling and recovering alcoholic looks like on television.
We are all here for you and cheering you and all the others here on. GOD BLESS, to all my friends on this channel.
Wow! I didnât even realise you were a friend of Bill W until Joe said something
As much as Fancy dislikes having Andy around, sometimes itâs useful to have an attack dog to do the dirty work.
I donât think Fancy disliked having him around at all. Andy was a closer. He closed his cases better than anyone and that makes Fancyâs precinct stats better. Sure Fancy didnât like him as a person but itâs like having a great player on your bball team who is also a jerk and you canât stand him. You put that aside when the balls in play and you donât grab a beer afterwards.
@@mikegraber6393 thatâs a perfect analogy
Fancy doesn't dislike having Andy around... In fact he even told someone that if a family member got murdered he'd want Andy on the case
Fancy doesn't dislike Andy, he just had some basic respect boundaries. Drunk on Duty, Bigotry affecting workplace,, etc. From almost the very beginning, he made it clear he acknowledged Andy's talent.
If you think Fancy didnât like having Andy around or didnât like him as a person, you havenât paid attention to the series very carefully.
Greg should know by now that Andy's interrogation style has a proven track record.
There was an episode where Greg tried Andy's more physical approach. It was when he was working with Martinez. It didn't work so well.
True but a few episodes after this, there's a suspect who hardens up against Andy and Greg is able to get through to him and get a confession because of the softer approach.
Brendan Falon - Uncle Junior would like a word with you.
Andy just loves people who victimize the weak.. and she was family. It should be a very special conversation.
Just realized this is the same actor who played Brendan Filone in the Sopranos.
Medavoy was very decent in interrogations. But Andy is a freakin beast!!!
Andy & Bobbie were elite interrogators.
Poor Medavoy. Despite his best effort, he knew. Andy would get the job done. They all had their different strengths. Medavoy was always distracted by the more seedy and strange aspects of his cases. But Andy was all business, all the time.
Medavoy is good. He sells himself short with the lack of confidence. Andy is just a legend.
That distraction if you want to call it that, gave him valuable insight and the ability to breakthrough with some of the suspects.
When a 22lr won't work, you bring in the .458 Win Mag...lol.
Years before Junior Soprano has him killed.
Or Seagal asked him "Where's your brother Ritchie?" Lol!
@@SBatts-vn1bd great film. William Forsythe went off the rails as Ritchie. Junior Soprano played his dadâŠitâs like six degrees of the Sopranos
Brendan Fenlon
@@johnobrien1528 Lol! that's true.
@@richlee509 did you mean felon ironically or Falone
Is that Brendon from The Sopranos???? Hi Jack, Bye Jack...
Wow. Nabbed me 1st comment for the 1st time.
See Lt. Fancy asking for Andy? That's Trust and Respect that he has for Andy.
That and his famous Lie Detector: Beep! Beep!
You can tell that this is not a decision Fancy makes lightly.
Beep beep, love that segment
Great đ
Open the cage, release the Sipowicz.
This is how the public hopes real police detectives operate. To what extent does art reflect reality? No idea, but at least the police were provided this artistic example to strive for.
You mean beating people after they ask for a lawyer? How quickly you dispose of the Constitution when it is convenient! đ
Greg was a good detective but Andy would have got an confession out of that guy with no problem.
I think the perp played Donny in the Soprano's
Beep beep
Why Andy? So he can âtune him up? â Why are these pigs heroes ?
Yes, these cops are heros. They get bad guys off the street.
Best scene comes later about beating suspects to get confessions. czcams.com/video/KIpQgUgBAtg/video.html
Because, imo, many-most?-people don't give a damn about the constitution or other people's rights.
To get a scuz bucket who likes to slice up and rape girls off the street.
Itâs a TV show not real life you probably could use a âtune upâ